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🎩 Extra firm cotton-covered metal millinery wire 1 m X 1,2 mm
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✅Deameter: 1,2 mm (16 gauge);
Length:10 meters (one piece);
Consists of cotton-covered metal ;
Extra firm 1,2 mm cotton-covered millinery wire.
This wire is used for stability strengthening hat brims and creating particular shapes of fascinators and hats.
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Shipping directly from our workshop in Chicago all over the US and Worldwide. Highest level of attention to packaging, short delivery time.
Nice! I've tried lots of types of wires for my historical millinery. I'm no milliner; I'm a mantua-maker, so I normally struggle with those Regency and Fanchon bonnets, but this is nice and smooth to work with. I like the curve it's in the package, because that's pretty close to a crown or brim curve, so you don't have to mess with adjustments too much. 16 gauge is fine and heavy enough for a single (medium) buckram large brim. I've been using heavier for the later Victorian (1840's) bonnets which is OK, but I realize those were overkill. This is really nice stuff. Your masking tape really sticks to it!
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